The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-30


OF the two. About thirty couples occu.
pied the floor, while number of older,
married ones kindly acted as wall flowers
and looked on approvingly. The affair was
gotten up go auddenly-had such an i'm.
promptu air about 1t, that II such thing
were possible, the enjoyment was en-.
HANGED by the unexpected. The main din.
ing hall was used for dancing, the music be-
ing furnished by the Opera House orches.
ira. Tho parlors and corridors were used
for promenading; at midnight the old
south dining hall was thrown open and
refreahments served. The dressing Of the
ladies was noticeably elegant, and the
gentlemen were never more courteous
and gallant. g
The names ofthe following were noted
as being present: -
Misses Mary OF, Laura Cooper, Katie
Hszlett, Florence OFT, Allie McCabe, Josie
McCabe, Lydia McMsChen, Belle MCCabe,
Jennie Baird, Matte Caldwell, Donna
Tighlman, Of Cumberland, Md, Ida Up.
desrsG, Blanche Euston, OF St. Louis,
Mai Forbes, Annie and Alberta Hogg,
OF Csdiz, Ohio, Mary Dickey, Kate Mertz,
| Of Rsvenna, O.; Ida Harden, Victoria
White, Miss Hu'iord, Of Pittsburgh
Amy Ohapline, the Misses Washington, oi
Hampshire county; Virginia Norton,
Helen Dsvries, jamie Good, Lucie 8. Hart,
Of Clarksburg; Virginia Gibson. Dr.. and
Mrs. A. +. Hustled, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kelsey
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Hobbs, Miss
Nellie Hazlett, of Washington, Pa. Mi. and
Mrs. F. B. Hempssone, DR.. and Mrs. T. 0.
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Sweeney, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. 81. 6tamm, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam p.
Norton, Mrs. W.. W. Arnett, Mrs. George
4. Wheat, Mrs. George Baird, Mrs. NJ. Z.
Franzheim, Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Nc
Mechen, Mre. John Frew, Mrs. Della.
plaine, Mr.. and Mrs.' Robert Glib
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bowie,
and Messrs. Sam 3. Harrison, Bert
Hazlett, Albert Whitaker, George Whita-
ker, Charles List. George Baird, H., Bob
Dovener, Will Dovener, Louis s. Della.
plaine, viii Dslaplaine, Will Baird Ed
ward Hall, viii Howell, Wilson Kelly,
Ed. Booking, jr., Dennis Banks, Dr.. ]. E.
Bslleville. George Vardy, Ed. Fran.
zheim, W. B. McMechen, Col. Albert
Franzheim, Hullihen Quarter, Walter H.
Hall, Steve Rice, Col. Ed Ross, E. 8.
Young, Of Pittsburgh, Charles B. OFT, Wal.
ter Bell, Bob Haase, OF Charleston, L. W.
staunton, Of Charleston, Bert Higbie, F.
F. Vandervert, Of Pittsburgh, Sam Hazlett,
Charles Hughes, Will Arnett, Perry Osld.
we'll.
"The Club" in honor Of the season, had
Its ball (Franzheim'al very prettily deco.
rated with pine. The orchestra platform,
had reared in front OF it O pretty arch oil
the green foliage. The walls we're heayi.
ly featooned and in the corners were ar.
tistic. decorations all brought about by a
lavish use Of the pine which, show.
| ing against the. dslicately tinted walls,
made very pretty effect. Kramers or.
cheatra played for the dancers, who chased
the hours away in a merry mood. II was
the most successful hop the organization
eyer gave. Those present were rs folio ws
Misaee Nell Lukens, Lizzie Jones, Eta
Roberts, Emily Shepherd, Jessie B,inton,
Bird Wilson, Alma Conner, Stella House,
Della Wade, Of Maesillon, O.; Louise
scully, Of Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Butter field, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schwert.
feger, Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Hancher
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oarlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Carlin, Mr.. and Mra. Charles
Jeders, MIR. and Mrs. Charles Menkemel.
lor, and Messrs. Andrew Hare, Harry
Fink, Harry Odbert, Harry stallman, Will
Cassell, George stamm, Orla Dorsey, Har.
~ Kirk, Fred Hayes, Joe Woodmanaee
Will Miller, Frank Hall, Lon Linch
Charles Smith, Of Washington, D. O..